Composition of matter for whipping cream.



UNTTED STATES PATENT TTTTTE SUE O. HAMILTON, OF ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN.

COMPOSITION OF MATTER FOR WHIIPPING CREAM.

No Drawing.

Calcium oxid 1 part Sugar 2% Water 8 Magnesium sulfate 1/960 Theseingredients are to be thoroughly mingled by agitation, let settle andsiphoned off.

Add onehalf teaspoon of my composition of matter to one cup of 20% creamand Whip as usual.

I am aware that a composition consisting of calcium oXid, sugar andWater has been used for the same purpose, but I am not aware that allthe ingredients of my composition have been used. Nowhere have I foundany case of the addition of magnesium sulfate to the composition calledcalcium sucrate, for Whipping cream. I

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented May 2, 1916.

know that some amount of magnesium is absorbed from the calcium used incombination With cane sugar. By my oWn experiments, here, for the pastthree years, I have discovered that, of the various Waters Which I haveused, those Waters which have analyzed as containing the largestpercent-age of magnesium are by far the most satisfactory. Followingthis finding up, I have discovered that the addition of 1/48 of 40 1%MgSO, to the Water in Which the sugar is dissolved and to Which thecream of lime is added, gives me an article superior, for the Whippingof cream, to the ordinary calcium sucrate. On this finding I base myclaim for a patent.

I claim:

The herein described composition of mat ter for Whipping creamconsisting of Calcium oxid 1 part Sugar 2% Water 8 Magnesium sulfate1/960 substantially as above described.

SUE C. HAMILTON.

INitnesses LEOLA GREEN, ARTHUR BROWN.

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